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PACE TWO flfETVFOTlT) AfATTi TTtTP.TTN, fEDFOTD. OT?F!0. TTTrRSTVAY. MAY 1f)1R 10CAL AND ' PERSONAL II, I., tllena, 'manager of (he West ern t'nlon Telckruph cnaaapuny office, toft Woilnciiduy mornliiK by auto for a buadiiiom vlnlt In Koattle. ('orona dry lcud. Htnaadard of dry lends. Hard well Fruit Co., delusive Kiit. 4; Water uwn of Mcdford arc ro- Mi"- ""'I Mrs. O. I,, ilolart of quested not to IrrlKule thidr lawns) Ornittn t'ai.n called 1111011 friends in nd gardens Friday and Huturduy, aiij H'1" city yesterday afternoon. Mrs. tomorrow mornliiu lh city will beislai ! Jtt""'B Ioiean who hu.i been spending tho anaauul aprliiK cliauliiK of Hie tl. day Imro rcturni-d to tiranlH l'a" roarvulr. The cleaning- work will Willi the-in. Air. and .Mrs. I.oifun, who not be finished until Hainrday nlkbt, recently pun-based the Alexander Jnarniich a the ruaorvolr will jo i N'lhUiy homo on Klsklyoii HclKhls, emptied during tlio cleaning process! ",a" "'"v" ' Modlord In about ten end tlifl fit y 'k water supply will come: days. directly from tlio Ininkn, no Irrlc.ut- ," '" "told" tlio hell when lliij New .Minister arrived. ltlg will ha permitted In order to have sufficient pressure for fire protoc tlon. Vota No. 07 on lutllot V. V. Mo dynakl for rouaily Commissioner patriollsan, loyally, and strict per formance of public diitli. 41 I'ald Ad.v John, tlio youngest son of lar, and Mrs. 1, F. Rcddy, suffered a resetting; of Ilia broken arm at ilia hospital this mornliiif. The arm wns broken nemo time ago and Ilia fracture wan sot healing properly, . Bite Mra. Paul Hansen about Nu Dona Corsets. Phono 6H5-II. DO 'Tlio Olrla Honor (luard will meet thin evnnlnit In I ho Ited Cross rooans at 7:30 o'clock. Arrangements will 1)0 mads at thin meeting for the girls to march In a body on .Monday aflor ndon In tho Red Crime parade which opens tho new Ited Cross drive. AIho the woman' land army camp which tarts In Juno will he discussed and members will ho enrolled who wish to join tho camp at any (lino durliiK tho aunimcr. A penny or loan a IuukIi, nothliiK extra, for tlio screams "The New Minister" Krlday iiIkIU. Mra. George A. Mannfleld of l'ros poct arrived In the city Wednesday from Bt. Louis with her young dniigh-l tor who had been In a aiiltarluin of tlio Missouri city undergoing treat ment. Mr, Mnnnfleld met bin wlfo and daughter at the depot and (ho parly left at once for homo. If you haven't tried eating anme of that big red Chinook salmon from tho Fish Market, you are missing omolhlng. They nro caught ai. Urania I'aaa In tho Itngue river and aro tlio, heal aliiiiin of tlio season. . ; ' 47. Mr. and Mra. William Sllno hnvn returned from tholr week's visit lit Ar.kersfluld, Calif. 1 Httvo you a inn or brother In tlio army or navy, , If l0 you abonld dis play a aervlco flag. . Tho Mull Trlb Mnb baa thorn. William Mason Towlo or lOnnsbiirg Falls, Vt., and .Minn I'bnbo M. Towln of Ilurllngton; Vt. I tho Nash hotel, were visitors ut tho Commercial club. They spout Ho .wlntor In California and onroule horso r making a leisurely tour of tho coant country. ."Tho Now Mlnlatnr" nrilvos Friday night,, Ht,. Mark'a bull. Ilurr;ih! : Mr. and" Mr. A. O, A. linlley or Bktchoviin, Canada, who inccntly arrived In tho city and have been , Harvey Gardner, civil war veteran who rexldet at the anldlera' homo at Itoaebnrg, arrived In tho city Ibln wee o bid goodbye to fa las aion who recently etillHied. .Mr. (iurdner will remain hern until .luaao 1. Jacknouvllle Invltea you to attend the dunce Thursday, .May 1(1, for ben efit Kd Croaa), ut Orla' hall. Tlck ola, Incliidliiai refreitbuienta, 1. 40 Tlio Bclioul hoard at ItB meeting j hint nlKbl elected .Minn Ora Cox, who haa been acllng as principal of Wanh laiKlon Kcboial aalnce the riwlKnatlon of Patrick laally, aa principal of the building for next year ut a salary of $1 100. Ilfx-auKo or the absence or lar. Porter and W. A. I'olncr, the board only ta-ansactcd routine busl- aiesa, allhra Ibcro was much lanfaort nnt biislnesa on band which will bo disponed or at u special meeting In the near future. Rod Croaa dinner Sunday, May 19, at U. C, Charley's, tbreu miles ubovc llrowaaaiboro, ailvun by I.ako Creek auxiliary. .Motor out and see tho old. faehloned splnlng wheel In operation soldiers' socka from raw wool to tho finished article. 4 It. II. Parsons left last night for Henttlo alter having spent aoane tlane In Mod ford and vicinity looking after his vui Inns interests. Plant Paxson'a Buperb Dahlias now and up to July rourtb. Oct thorn at tho iloxall Btoro, Central Point, Ore. Pror. W. 8. llrown has returned rrom a spraying deanonslriitlun tour or rour Important fruit districts of froKoaa. lie haa now about 17 HI' acrea which ' ha has been assigned the mnaiiignincnl of as tn apraylaiK, pruning, etc. Ho aaya Unit fruit proapoeU mo fairly good, but that It Is entirely loo early yet to any how well tho young fruit will set.. Albany (la.etio-Tlines. Mitchell sharpens lawn anowora. .1(1 Bo. Itlvoralde. Perclval Chubb or Ht. I.ouls, lo vice president or the Drnmn Leiigue of Aui.M'Icn, will arrlvo in Modford Tuesday, illst, for a two-diiys' vlsll at which lime be will be the guest of who are guimlii ' ( tin Meilford chnpler of the Drama League. .Mrs. Chubb will accompany her biiHliniid on his visit. Dr. Ilnrlloy fills nnn eictrncta tooth wllbont pain. M. I'-. II. Illdg. The voting booths for tomorrow's primaries will open at S u. in. ami will close at S p. in. In the list ol voting places of the county published In the .Mall Tribune the llrlffln Crook precinct was lefl out. Voters nf that the (Irlirin Mr. and Mrs. (!. V. lloolhby or Hilt1 are guests at the Nuab hotel. An examination on tho llible will be held ut the high school building Krlday. I-'rom 'J a, m. until 1 'Z the ex amination will be on the New Testa ment, and from 1 to 4 p. m. on the Old Tci-.taincnt. Any applicant wish ing tn l;i!-e the examination may do so and will receive half a credit on each examination if he or alio makes a grade of 70 per cent. II. A. Vicki;ra, assistant director or extensloaa work for the O. A. C, was in the cily today naakliag arrange ments ror the visit here or Prcsldeial Kerr of the (). A. C, on May 2Bth, when ho will mako a war address as tho direct representative or Presl deait W'llsoaa with whom be recently conferred. .Mrs. .Mary .McCoskey, aunt of Mrs. .lobaa K. Htewart and daughter Clara left this morning for their homo at '.Norway in Coos county, after a visit wlih .Mr. and Mrs. Stewart. )Fl E si. Friday Jilghl, May 17. at St. Mnrk's hall, a play, "The Now Minister,' wll bo given under the auspices of tho Ladles' Aid of the 1'lrst M. K. church. There Is much of tho comic, some thing of a plot, a love affair, and oth er things to numerous to mention em braced In tho performance. The cast, as taken oy local talent, Includes numerous organizations, personages, etc., solos, duets, chorus es, dialogues, sollloiiules and chatter. All together thero la much to enter tain and atniaso, ' , EXPERT ENDORSES The following Is taken from the report ror JackKon county, Oregon, for 1017 on fllo In the County Clerk's oflco, by J, II, Wilson, Expert Ac countant, of Corvallls, Oregon: .Miss Flora Thompson has como to tho front as u most erriclent deputy clerk, ir all the men or Jackson As a reminder that It Is again time to loosen our purso strings and pour out the gold ror the men who are shedding their blood In the Interest of humanity, loyal Mcdford will again march down Main street Mon day afternoon, ilay 20th, at 3 o'clock The parade Is not to be merely a tin seled array to delight the eyo ot tho curious, but It Is Intended as a sol nmn reminder ot tho dtaty and re aponslbilty Imposed upon us all to support with our moral and material orrerlnga one of tho greateat and noblest organizations that has ever ministered to suffering humanity, the American lied Cross. The parade will Inaugurate the drive In tho Medrord district lor the rilslng or 15,000, county contribu tion to the Red Cross. Notwithstand ing the large representation In the Liberty parade last month, the chair man In charge of arranging for the Ited cross parade Monday reports enthusiastic responses rrom all the organizations ao far asked to co-op erate. This Is characteristic or the pcoplo or Jackson county when they aro called upon to work or to sacrl fico In aid of America's part in the ir. Indications are that the demon stration wll! equal If not excell the April Liberty loan parade. It Ib tho duty of every available, person to march as an example to tho in different, and to arouse tho fullest Interest In the last man, woman, and child In a work so necessary to the success of the war, as well as to the wclfaro of tho men who aro fighting It for us. As evlilcnce or your loyalty to tho nation and or your regard for tho vory noblest of human endeavor, (be Ited Cross, notlly Chairman Paul M. .lunney Immediately that you will participate. Announcements of as sembly points and lino of march to bo made later. i T OF INSPECT! AI LI lapping at llie.llotol Holland, hnvn precinct will vole at .iMciiiiMi in ancilio in Meilford limf. Creek school bonne novo rontod tho home nt a. Holly troet. ,' Upholstering, fu rim tiro repairing, mattresses made over, feather reno vator), carpets and ruga cleaned anil laid.. Uoo. W. Douglass, 201 3. lilv rshto. Phono ItSll-J, , u Mr, and iMra. IleuJ. Collins or Omuls Pass woro overnight visitors Kualtlo. The llriiiaswlcK, nil pbonogrnphs In otio. Waters Paint Htoro, ir Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cnriiin and son, rnrmer Meilford residents who huvn recently been living at Klnm nth rails, left today ror Seal lie niter a visit in I ho city with relatives. 1'bey export to locale pnrmiinontly n In tho oily uml returned home this forenoon, , , Try putting risk on your lublo Krlday and Saturday. You will rind nlco assortment at Ibo Medl'oad Fish Market. Major John M WUInnns or Port land, acting adjutant general or the stale, who lust night mustered the homo guard company lute the state Wllltln. Utl this morning Tor Kugeiin on mutters connected with the home gHS.nl urgaiiliation of that city. Johnson ror high-class watch re pairing. Frank l Wall, formerly of Med ford, new with the (i'.ith hand nt Fort Btevens, visited, rrlenda In the city over Sunday. Mr. Wall slate, t,at the tllMh baud Is a permanent insti tution at Furl Stevens, but (bat men from It are constantly being trans ferred, to new hands and olhern trained - Kugene tluanl. . .Hurrah for tho Minister New. Mrs. Hubert Taylor wm the guet Hits week of Mrs. .1. II, llo.kcs in Kngelnirpr. See Inv Wood about (bat fire In surance policy. Office, lioom 40 1 U, P. A II. Ituildleg. Mm. Mary Watktns ef lieciiester. Minn., w ho has bron Milling her j nelco. Mrs. I.. 1 Harris, left today: for vlalts with relative' at Atideron. J Calif., and Sn Francisco before re-. turning home. J lr. Heine. (Urnett Corey ltlds. The public library received todej , t0 government pamphlet, o-e fm , distribution on preserving ckks In wa ! Paxson'a Supeni IVnnilnn, night Tor a dollar, eight for two dollars, and eight for Ihreo dollars. About half or florlstii' prices. It. II. Pnxson. Cen tral Point, (lie. It. ItoMwcM, (he Meilford man who with bla sou was held up at their gold mine near Holland last week and robbed of i',(luii In gold bullion, ivaii visiting In the city today and leaves tonighi ror tlriiuls Pass. Mr. Iloswell relucluiilly discussed the robbery ami bud utile t my ho,it It tn'Mind that ho bad hopes or n coveilnis the stolen bullion rrom the robber who Is still at large, and who forsook his confederate in (be crime alter Ibo robber; and disappeared with Hie bullion 'fiie ( ontclei ate nas captured and made a conl'opslon. "(let a homestead before May '.'.Mb fteo Moore and Hodgson, Austin Ho tel building, Ashland, lor a good le va I ion." ia .Miss tieneva Tyler or Hoseburg left for homo this morning alter a vlsll with her sbter, Mrs. C, Herri ford Why not e.it your noon Jay lunch at Holland Cafe? II. senders of l.os Anceles w ho Is locking pv. r the valley m (ilu 1( suit, ibln (arm to Mirhasc, was a isller at the l omnu rriiil il'.ib today Jotin.'oa lor li.gh-clas watch re pnlrins. ( Hot! cr H. Cilmorr, vibe rv-rntly cnlist.-d in the uw srrvbe. iett d:it-d;ty nlthl lor Sralle to rnorf for d-itv I For the t's( insurance, sre Holme I After Thrco rears. Many men and women are sick and don't know It. Somo never discover they lanvo kidney troublo until they County were called to tho colors to-j"""ly for llf0 Insiirnnco. The kid day, still Jackson County would get m" ar0 workl"8 "mo, filter- along. Ida- tho Clerk's nosllnn eoni.l I'olsonous waste out of tho blood bo rilled mcst unllsfactorlly by Miss I 8,ro"m' and w,1L'n becomo weak Thompson. pned or deranged, headache, back (PU. Adv.) . acne, pains in slues awi groins, so- called rheumatism, Innguldness, swol len joints and other symptoms devel op. W. H. Moss, Ogden, Ark., writes: "Foley Kidney Pills rolloved mo or sevoro kidney troubles of thrco years' standing." Sold verywhoro. Adv. Tho report of Inspection or tho pu pils of Lincoln school by Jane C. Al len, former public health nurse, has been submitted to the Medrord school board as follows: Number of children examined, 146 Number children with defective teetlf, C4; enlarged tonsils, 81; de fective vision, 34; symptoms of ade noids, 28; symptoms of ear trouble. 7; symptoms of skin trouble, 1. Number of children with no appar ent defects, 28. Number of children having fre quent headaches, 2C; having fre quent colds, 25; using toothbrush regularly, 78; using toothbrush irreg ularly, C8; using toothbrush nevor, 28. Number notices to parents, 88. RUSSIA CALLS ARMY. (Continued From Page One.) (Hy tho Associated Press.) The Herman troops adopted forcible tac tics in disbanding the Ukrainian rada which had failed to Berve Germany's purposes. A wltnesB of tho seizure of tho Ukrainian government by the DIED I'ATTOX .Mrs. Wllllo Veronica Patlon, wife or Owney .1. Palton and ono or the best-Known women in Medrord, passed away after a long illness nt the Sacred Heart hospital at midnight lust night nt I ho ago or HI years, 8 months mid il days. Sbo Is survived by her husband and son John, nged I 1 years; a sister, Mrs. John llroadlgo of St. I.oula, Mo., and a brother, Clins. Clayton of Straus burg, Colo. Funeral aiervlcos will be held Saturday morning nt 10 o'clock rrom the Catholic church and the burial will be In tho Jacksonville cemetery. From the lime when alio and hor busbnnd Hist enmn to Meilford about nine years ago until about two years ago when her health began to rail. Mrs. Patlon was an energetic and tireless worker In puhlle. activities. Public-spirited tn an unusual degree she was nlways ready to help in any good rause. She was a prominent member or the Creator .".ledford club. and of the Associated Charities until It passed out or existence, and or the Hlhollo church. Mrs. Patlon was chairman of die fair and carnival held to obtain money to furnish the ladles' rooms at the Klks club and took a leading part in the nctlvltlce of tho Klks ladles' organization. WASIIIiMiTON, May 15. General 'ersbing probably soon will bo com manding French and llrltlsh troops as tlio process of brigading American units with their allies on tho western front.. . - -. GrapGNut$ is a sf andard mixture containing wheat and melted barley, well suited to those savini V times. NEEDS NO SUGAR. 11 A. A. M. Itegular communication Mod font Lodgo 103 Friday evening, May 17th. R. J. KOUT3, W. M. TOO LJVTEJ0 CLASSIFY 'Oil SAL10 Uoll-lop desk, table, dresser, porch swing, gas stovo. rug. a mower apron, heater, beds, scythe, at a bargain. 304 South Central. LOST Open-raced silver watch, two Hags and eagle rob. Keepsake or my boy In navy. Reward. 417 N. Oakdale. Phono :i:il-,l. 4fi I'Olt SALIO llonw young team. .las. Campbell. work IS WA.VTIOH -Several head Durham cows, coming fresh, .las. Camp bell. 4S "OH S.M.F Kenrly hutched rhlcks. Phono 370-W. 48' "Olt THAI HO Ono black horse, blorky build, weight 1250 lbs., good order, extra good worker, for one of rangy build weighing 1250 to 1300 lbs.; must he good walker. Will pay dirterence, A. J. McDon ald. 122 Portland avenue. 47 EYES Entrusted to me will receive a scientific examination and 1 prescribe the proper glasses ut the lowest price consistent with high grade work. If not convenient for yon to rail, you ran mako ar rangements hy postal or phone, for me to see you nt your homo. DR. RICKERT KYKSK.lt T Nl'lrt l lMST Mlforil, Oregon. terglasa solutions and lime water. ' the Insurant Man nd ono for circulation, entitled - sc! Mr. and rM (.forge Terwiiliger ef potatoes to save wheal '' Calgary. Alts. r.i , are visitors In Mr, llaney for hemslltchlnn and: the cltv and c iet .it ihe Hotel Med pecollng. (lrntt-Corey Hldg. jicrd. 1 BABY CH1X rVtiltm vt h4n, iSrUtliinHxk. l I iki a,, , llur n tr rm i, thc lM NOTICE TO WATER USERS The reservoir will be cleaned during Friday and Saturday, May 17th and 1Mb, and users are requested not to sprinkle during those da.ts. O. ARNSIMCF.R, Superintendent. A Fight for Life It has been debtor die lor manv or tin In the post and the lucky r3ople are those who have suffered, but who aro now Well BfcauVt they heeded nature's warning signal in tlano to correct their trouble with that wonderful new dis covery of Dr. Pierce's, called "An-u-ric." Yon should promptly heed theso warn lugs, somo of which aro dizzy spells, backache. Irregularity of the urine or Hid painful twinges of rheumatism, sciatica r lumbago. To delay may make possible the dangerous forms of kidney disease. such as llrlght's disease, diabetes or sioiii) In tho bladder. 'o overcome these diRtrcSREmr condi tions lake nlentv of exercise in thn open air. avoid a heavy meat diet, drink . ireeiy 01 water ana nt encn nmal, talte i Doctor Pierce's Atiurlc Tablets (double 1 strength ). You will, In a abort time, II nd I tnat you are one or the iirna iniinrsers or Amirlc, as aro thousands of neighbors. Mr. A. W. CuiuniE says: "I suffered greatly wiui any nacg ana kidneys. I called In doctors and they did me no roihI, but rec onimeliiiisl an 0ht ntion. 1 saw Anuria for kidneys and backache advertised so sent up to thn drug store and got a package, and it cured me. This was one year ago. I was down In Is'd n rid had 1 n ken tun n v flllVerent. kinds of medicines hut obtained no reliuf from them," MllH. lillSA MlKI.AVC, op Oftciiki.i, Wash, suys: "I was troubled with tho backache pir the last live years. I sent tor n puckaiao of Dr. Pierce's Anuriu Tablets, which cured mo completely-. I will reconirtiend Atiurlc to all my friends who art. iroubhl witli backache." Step Into the drug store and ask for Aniirlc. or send Dr. V. M. Pierce. IturTaiu, N. Y., Iita. for trial pkg. Aniiric many times morn potent then lithia, eliminates uric acid as not water mella sugar. Cermans arrived In Moscow today and related tbo details. On the afternoon of April 88, he said, a German lieutenant led his troops Into the hall at Kiev where the rada was sitting. "Hands up, In the name of the German government," was the order shouted by the soldiers. The de mand was reinforced by bayonets. All the members of the rada raised their hands except M. fjrushvikl, the presiding officer. He tried to con tinue the session, but was checked by the German lieutenant. All Aro Sonrchod. All the members or tlio cabinet and of tho rada and even spectators were searched by the Germans. Some of them were tied, while others were ordered to quit teh ball. The gov ernment was declared to be at an end. After the dissolution of tbo rada the landowners met In convention In Kiev and named General Socoropat sky head of the provisional govern ment or the Ukraine pending an elec tion or a national assembly. Gen eral Socoropatsky Issued a temporary provisional constitution which made null all legislation passed by the Ke rensky and Bolshcviki regimes. So coropatsky has dictatorial powers. In cluding the right to appoint a prime minister and to veto laws. Mrs. Williams and W. X. A. Rel ir.cr ot Klamath Falls are registered at the Hotel Medrord. OF IHE TRIBUNE STATEMENT It has not been my Intention, dur ing the prosent campaign In which 1 am a candidate for County Judge, to do much advertising as It has seemed to me, even had I unlimited means, that the money so spent could be used to better advantage. How ever as tho Editor of the Mail Trib une atated in his editorial that I pay but J10.50 in taxes, I feel called unna to correct that statement. My taxes aro $42.31 not much, I'll ad mit, when It Is remembered that n 1913, as proprietor or Hollywood Or chards, I paid $654.28 In taxes, and in 1914 the sum of S67.3S. From 1904 to date I have brought Into Jackson County over M0. 000. 00 and I have never taken one dollar out. Because I have spent this sum in the County, because I have my ev ery interest here, because I pay less taxes now than In 1914, does this mako my efficiency to fill the office of County Judge any the Iobs? In 1915, when I was appointed Horticultural Commissioner, tho county was spending over $14,000.00' per year for fruit inspection- this amount exclusive ot pathologist. I have put the office on a business ba sis and It is now running at about $3800.00 per year, a saving of abotl $10,000.00. A. C. ALLENl (Paid Adv.) 3 iS? S I. M0m When a Diamond Talks .vw... To flash a bankroll Is dan gerous. To flash a diamond Is wis dom. A diamond ring Is a vlslblo mark of prosperity. You can tell anyone how much you have In tho bank. Why should they believe you? Tho sight of a diamond ring saves nil tho "doubtful expla nations." It's good, practical business. Why oven the lndios size up a man by means ot a diamond ring! Mnko part of your dollars sparkle Get a ring today at noddy's. i IO, ,-,(, $73, $100. MARTIN J. REDDY For Diamonds Visitors Always Welcomo. Your wants. If You Wear a Truss And It is not the Akron we doubt If you have the best. The Akron truss with the spongo pad has been a success from the start, Phy sicians who are acquainted with them, give them their heartiest endorsement. We give you the benefit of an expert truss fitted without charge. Como In and talk over your case with us. HEATH'S DRUG STORE Phono 884. Goods delivered. I Morses Food. Conservation Seeds Raise your own vegetables and Kelp conserve the supply of staple foods for our army and our allies. Good seeds are essential to a pro ductive garden. Morse's seeds are the best proved so in a world's competition. Besides, they cost no more than others. You can buy them at your grocer, florist, druggist or hardware merchant. Write for Morse's 1918 Garden Guide. It's free. Tells you when to plant such food conservation seeds as Beans "Becta CwroU Lettuce Cauliflower Oniona Melons, etc etc RedUhea Squash Tomato st C. C. MORSE & CO. 729 Front Street San Fraaciico 'lift Why be a Slave to the Wash Tub? Why spend hour after hour rubbing - ribbing rubbing till your back aches? It not only wears out wour strength It wears out your clothes. Don't do It! Vso a ' Thni. ELECTRIC 111U1 WASHING MACHINE FOR SALE T1Y BROWX A WHITE Dealers In Farm famls, Orchards and City Properties. 10 So, Fir. Six acres, all under cultlvatl in, c,"op in. good small house, etc., wa'.er right, on paved highway, a splcn Ud value and the price Is right. Stock ranch fully equipped, '. acre In alfaira, two sets ot bulldlnn, tractor, hay scales, fine hand of shorn) gees wlih place at 1150.00 per act It will do a good slued wash In an hour your clothes will be cloaner than ever and it will only cost S cents lor electricity. The Thor, washes and wrings everything from a blanket to a laco handkerchief. Von can trust the Thor with th.ngs you would not daro rub on a washboard. Easily cleans bottoms of skirts, curts, and shirt bands, $10 Brings the Thor Then 110 a mcUh for a short time and the Thor Is yours an endless source of comfort and sat isfaction. No more drudgery. No more back acho. Instead, you will have hours and hours of t ed time for rest, reading so rocreat'lon. I'lionc Oil now fcr Information. PAUL'S ELECTRIC STORE Mcdford, Or
